Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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usan,s Chatter EAR GLORIA, Through Which Gloria Finds Mercy, yesg whatever have I've most unpleasant Herself you been doing, Susan ? news to tell you. I was VVell, ma sent some milk to married to Sylvia this morning. By Agnes Hofstetter, '33 Mrs. Bell's baby, and that walk's I tried to stop your plans yester- day and to tell you, but I,11'l a coward and I couldn't. Please think the best of me you can. BOB. Gloria read the yellow telegram for the sixth time. Then with the same expressionless stare, she gazed from the arbor, across the beautiful sunken garden and over the verdant slopes be- low, and tore the message, piece by piece, into tiny shreds which the faint breeze caught up and whirled into a flurry circle in the air and then let gracefully float back to the earth a few feet from where they had been removed. The girl wished she could cry to feel better, but the tears would not come. She could not feel sorry for herself. She had been a fool! That was all! She be- lieved life held nothing for her now. It had held only one thing before-and now-he, too, was gone. I-Ier life would go on the same as before- parties, dances, luxuries-selfishness. Never anything to do on her own initiative. No need for that! All her time was taken up by the many friends-no, not friends-people-she knewg now more time could be given to them. All the hours Bob was accustomed to spend with her could now be spent with these idle acquaintances of hers. Jelly-fishes, she muttered aloud. ,lust then 1: figure shot through the arbor-a much different one from the girl already there. This was a small child-about seven-a busy body, everyone announced, after taking one look at her. The pointed nose, freckled skin, blue searching eyes, and brown wavy hair jerked back so tightly by two red ribbons that only an occasional loose whisp revealed the wave, suggested the name- busy body. lim sorry, Miss Gloria, apologized the child, seeming anything but apologetic. In fact, the searching eyes seemed disappointed as they glanced about and discovered only Miss Gloria. That's all right, Susan. I need company. VVon't you sit down ?i' Yes, indeed, I will. Believe me, I've been doing plenty this morning, and Iim tired to death, although Mrs. Mallory says a child of my age, who hasn't anything to do but stay out of her mother's way in the kitchen, oughtn't ever to wear out. But my const-my consti-but my strength can't last forever. A person's got to have some rest sometime-don't they, Miss Gloria ? -..qgf 9 not a joke. Then I jumped rope with Sally and Lucille, and on my way home I stopped in to see Peter, and helped his ma hang out the wash-and then I had to run home to be here in time for lunch. Gnly shortage of breath made the skinny child pause. VVhoever are Sally and Lucille and Peter, Susan P inquired Gloria. Sally is Mrs. Bell's youngest daughter, the only one who's not working at the mills, and Lou Bromley is the girl next door-only she's livin' with Sally now, 'cause her brother's got the scar- let fever and she can't go back till he dies. Dies! exclaimed Gloria. Y es, they can't do anything for him. The doctor won't come anymore without being paid, and they don't have money for medicine, either. Ma gives me a dollar to take to Mrs. Bromley every week after your pa pays her. But Bobby woiildn't die if Larry'd come back. VV ho is Larry, Susan ? Oh, you'd love Larry. Everybody does. He's so kind. He used to come down to Shipton Mills every day or so to see that everybody was all right there, but he hasn't been around for a long time. He'd get a doctor for Bobby, if he was still comin' there. I-Ie prac-practically knows you, Miss Gloria. VVhy, how's that. Oh, well, now and then I talk a little bit. I don't talk very much-although Mrs. Mallory says she's never seen a bigger chatterbox. But now and then I tell her about you, Miss Gloria, and about all the parties you go to, and the pretty dresses you wear-although, if you don't mind my saying so, I don't think that gray and red suit looks so good on you. I was awfully disappointed yesterday when I saw you wearin' it, walking out to this garden with Mr. Bob. 'VVho is Peter ? Gloria broke in almost fiercely. Peter?-Oh, Peter's my boy friend, she stated in an excited whisper. So you have one of those, too, Susan, mused the older girl. I wouldn't bother with him if I were you. I-Ie'll only grow up and go away and leave you. Not my Peter, said Susan in a know-it-all voice. I-Ie won't 'cause we're engaged, she said in a profound whisper. 'Tll show you some- thing if you promise not to tell. Promise, said Gloria. PII E+..-